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	History of the kibbutz movement - Biocrawler
		The Biluim came to Eretz Yisrael with high hopes of success as a peasant class, but their enthusiasm was perhaps greater than their agricultural ability.
		The difference between the charity that sustained the Bilium and the charity that sustained the scholars was that the Bilium used donations for land and agricultural equipment purchases.
		Unfortunately, something had happened to the Biluim between their arrival in the country and the turn of the 20th century.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/History_of_the_kibbutz_movement (3775 words)

	Top Literature - Biluim
		First Aliyah: Biluim wearing traditional Arab headdress, the keffiyeh.
		The first group of Biluim was founded by fourteen ex-university students from Kharkov who in July 1882 arrived in Palestine, then an undefined region within the Ottoman Empire which was defined by the historical Jewish homeland.
		The same month, after an unsuccessful attempt to attend a Jewish farming school in Mikveh Israel, they joined Hovevei Zion pioneers in establishing Rishon LeZion ("First to Zion") as an agricultural cooperative on the purchased lands of the Arab village Eyun Kara.
	encyclopedia.topliterature.com /?title=Biluim (275 words)

	Gedera museum
		The museum is located in a unique building, that was built as a home in 1924, and donated by Moshe Mintz and became a museum in 1986.
		The Museum substantiates the idea of Zionism in its development, through observing the culture of the Biluim and the history of Gedera from 1882 until today.
		The house that became a museum operates for the benefit of the residents of Gedera, preserves and protects the story of the Biluim and the heritage of Zionism they represent.
	www.gedera-m.org /english.htm (1114 words)

	Canadian Jewish News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Minsky said the Canadian participants in Biluim Israel were taking part in a joint program with Israeli youths.
		David Altshuller, director of the Biluim Israel program for Canadian Young Judaea in Israel, told The CJN that the teens were not arrested.
		Biluim Israel is the culmination of the Canadian Young Judaea program, which operates several summer camps in Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia and British Columbia.
	www.cjnews.com /pastIssues/00/aug24-00/front3.asp (314 words)

	SPIHS - Israel Heritage Sites - Gedera
		Bor habiluim- the first hole dug by the Biluim and used as a shelter.
		Beit Mintz was built by Dr. Moshe Mintz, one of the Biluim, the house was built with a communal hall for the inhabitants of Gedera, and in one wing of the building were his living quarters.
		This is the only original shack left of those built by the Biluim, and belonged to the Sverdlov family, Chana and Yigal lived there, and later donated the shack to Gedera.
	www.shimur.org /english/menu.php?id=24 (1180 words)

	Clinton Goveas :: Wikipedia Reference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		There were also those who like the British mystic Laurence Oliphant tried to lease Northern Palestine to settle the Jews there (1879), hastening the end of the world.
		In Zionist history, the different waves of aliyah, beginning with the arrival of the Biluim from Russia in 1882, are often categorized by date and the country of origin of the immigrants.
		First Aliyah: Biluim wearing traditional Arab headdress, the keffiyeh.
	www.clintongoveas.com /wikipedia/?title=Aliyah (2741 words)

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		Soon after their arrival, the Biluim proceeded to the agricultural school of Mikveh-Israel, set up by the Jewish philanthropist Moses Montefiore in the 1870's to propagate Jewish self-sufficiency in Palestine.
		By night, once the trespassers were detected, the young men would set out on horseback, the older men on foot, and after giving them a thrashing, the trespassers would leave and the Jewish settlers would return to their village, "where the women.would be waiting to receive them, their faces full of admiration".
		After the cooperative experiment had failed and was surviving almost solely due to the generosity of Edmond de Rothschild, Chissin could not accept surviving on charity alone and wished to support his wife and family by his own efforts.
	www.hebroots.org /hebrootsarchive/9803/980311_a.html (2947 words)

	Kibbutz - Free net encyclopedia
		The Biluim came to Eretz Yisrael with high hopes of success as a peasant class, but their enthusiasm was perhaps greater than their agricultural ability.
		The difference between the charity that sustained the Bilium and the charity that sustained the scholars was that the Bilium used donations for land and agricultural equipment purchases.
		The founders of the kibbutz were morally appalled by what they saw in the Jewish settlers there "with their Jewish overseers, Arab peasant laborers, and Bedouin guards." They saw the new villages and were reminded of the places they had left in Eastern Europe.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Kibbutz (9124 words)

	Rishon LeZion - Biocrawler
		The new settlers faced a lot of difficulties: sandy soil, lack of water, poverty and mainly the lack of agricultural experience.
		After the digging of the Great Well and a wave of new settlers arriving (the Biluim) the new settlement started to establish itself.
		It was later given into the custody of Baron Edmond James de Rothschild who supported the settlement and helped develop their agriculture, citrus fruit ("Pri Adar") and wine industry.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Rishon_LeTzion (1356 words)

	kibbutz - History, About, Future, Further reading
		The Jews of the First Aliya generation believed that Diaspora Jews had sunk low due to their typical disdain for physical labor.
		In harmony with the "religion of labor", the Biluim manifesto proudly called for the "encouragement and strengthening of immigration and colonization in Eretz Yisrael through the establishment of an agricultural colony, built on cooperative social foundations."
		Like the members of the First Aliya who came before them, most members of the Second Aliya wanted to be farmers in the Trans-Jordan.
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/12863/kibbutz.html (5044 words)

	Jinuj.net: Biluim
		Con los biluim la ideología del nacionalismo judío intento contrarrestar la asimilación que durante años había prevalecido entre los jóvenes de la región.
		Pero fueron los biluim los que se constituyeron en el primer grupo organizado con la intención de poner en práctica inmediata su ideal.
		Los biluim esperaban recibir apoyo de los judíos con posibilidades económicas y desilusionados por su falta de interés se dirigieron a Laurence Oliphant - escritor y miembro del parlamento inglés, promotor activo del regreso del pueblo judío a la tierra de Israel- quien no pudo ayudarlos.
	jinuj.net /articulos_ver.php?id=112 (1263 words)

	President of The State of Israel
		One year later, in 1882, the Biluim incorporated the sign of the Magen David into their official seal.
		(The Biluim were members of an association founded by young Jews in Kharkov, Russia, who advocated aliya, settlement in Palestine, and the revival of the Hebrew language.)
		Zionist Congress, the resolution was passed, for the first time, that stated, “according to a tradition of many years, the blue and white flag is the flag of the Zionist Organization and of the Hebrew people”.
	www.president.gov.il /chapters/chap_3/file_3_4_1_en.asp (358 words)

	Projects - Presevation
		The Biluim’s shack, located on the main street in the Gedera colony, is the last and only remains of six cabins that were erected in the colony at the beginning of 1888 and were used as dwellings by the settlers.
		For 5-10 years this wooden shack was the residence of the Sverdlov family, one of the founding families of the Gedera colony.
		In the 1980’s the shack was refurbished by the Avinadav family and in 1998 it was rehabilitated again by the Gedera Local Council, when metal supports were installed in it.
	www.iaa-conservation.org.il /Projects_Item_eng.asp?subject_id=10&site_id=18&id=63 (609 words)

	Israel - Kibbutz - Jewish Reference: People, Places, and All Things Jewish
		In that decade approximately 15,000 Jews, mostly from southern Russia, moved to Palestine with the two intentions of living there, as opposed to dying and being buried there, and of farming there, as opposed to studying.
		Unfortunately, something had happened to the Biluim between their arrival in the country and the turn of the 20th century.
		Instead of cultivating the soil on their own land, the Biluim found themselves hiring Arabs to cultivate the soil in their place.
	www.jewishreference.com /israel-kibbutz.html (8939 words)

	Welcome to Perreault, Wolman, Grzywacz & Co.
		He is a member of the National board of Directors of World Conference on Religions for Peace, and a member of the Interfaith Council of Montreal.
		He is honorary treasurer of Camp Kinnert - Biluim.
		Edward was honoured by The Canadian Government with the Commemorative Medal in 1992, for Community Services.
	www.pwgca.com /english/partners/default.cfm?partner_id=17 (156 words)

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		As we drove Mickey told us about Yesud-over a hundred years old, established by early pioneers of the Biluim movement-the first back to Palestine movement that predated Herzl's political Zionism.
		Oh yes, and a Jewish girl has caused the impeachment in the House of Representatives of President Clinton who was just here to attend the impressive (at least to our eyes) abnegation by the Palestinian National Council of their manifesto calling for Israel's destruction.
		It is hard to be optimistic, but then think of the starving Biluim in malaria infested Huleh valley back in 1883: they stuck it out.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/book_excerpt.asp?bookid=2088 (1619 words)

	Mugged by Modernity
		Among the first Zionist pioneers, the "Biluim" were characteristically secular.
		Rejecting the "sha-shtill" quiescence of their parents and rabbis, appalled by what Judaism had become, they moved to Israel in 1882 a decade before Herzl's epiphany.
		Forty years after the Biluim, and many failures and successes later, the great poet Chaim Nahman Bialik offered a similar tribute to the rationalism and passion, the nationalism and revitalized religionism, the modernism and the traditionalism, so central to most Zionism.
	www.wzo.org.il /en/resources/view.asp?id=1409 (3241 words)

	1882- BILU- The First Aliyah
		The first 14 member of Bilu arrived in Palestine in July 1882.
		The initial 'Biluim' settled in Mikve Israel and Rishon L'Tzion as farm hands.
		Some members of Bilu learned a trade and settled in Jerusalem.
	www.multied.com /Israel/1882Bilu.html (128 words)

	The Forefathers
		Not Herzl, nor the Biluim, and not the brave pioneers of the First and Second Aliya can be credited with being the sole precursors of the return to Zion, which led to the independent state of Israel.
		Long before Zionism was founded, groups of Torah true Jews from all over the world began "the long trip home", and it is thanks to their initiative and daring that we are again in our Land.
		or the Biluim or the founding of the State.
	www.ou.org /shabbat_shalom/article/the_forefathers (3033 words)

	FreeLists / nasional_list / [nasional_list] Re: [ppiindia] pertanian Islam - Re: Mujahidah Pembela Islam (MPI)
		This movement of Jews to Palestine in the 1880s is called the "First Aliyah", and its members are called "Biluim ".
		Thanks to donations of regular Jews who read the above quotation from the London Jewish Daily Chronicle and extremely wealthy Jews like the Baron Edmond James de Rothschild, the Biluim were able to eventually prosper.
		Their towns, Rishon LeZion, Rehovot and Gederadeveloped into dynamic communities while their culture of labor evolved: instead of cultivating the soil on their own land, the Biluim hired Arabs to work the land in their place.
	www.freelists.org /archives/nasional_list/04-2006/msg00144.html (10035 words)

	Bilu - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Vast majority of them went to the US, but some decided to make what later became known as the first aliyah.
		The same month, after an unsuccessful attempt to attend a Jewish farming school in Mikveh Israel, they established Rishon LeZion ("First to Zion") as an agricultural cooperative on the purchased lands of the Arab village Eyun Kara.
		In 1886, construction began on the Rishon Le-Zion winery and eventtually it became a successful wine-exporting enterprise.
	www.music.us /education/B/Bilu.htm (527 words)

	"Sadder than the Pope on skates." on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The Biluim's drummer is Shahar Haziza and he's an amazing musician and a wonderful drummer.
		He certainly does not deserve to be labeled as "who the hell is this".
		However, you would agree that it would be splendid if The Biluim would have Kruvi back as their drummer.
	www.flickr.com /photos/17088109@N00/83477666 (278 words)

	Kadimah Staff Biography
		I began camp in 1989 and my last summer was 1995,so I suppose you could say that I am the Kadimah veteran this summer.
		I followed camp with a summer in Israel with my sister in '96,Biluim Canada in '97 and Biluim Israel in '98.These summers were the best of my life.
		I have been living in Halifax for the past five years, I attended Dalhousie University and completed a BSc in Recreational Therapy.
	www.campkadimah.com /staffbio07/leyla.html (146 words)

	Aliya - Information at Halfvalue.com
		There were also those who like the British mystic Laurence Oliphant tried to lease Northern Palestine to settle the Jews there (1879), hastening the end of the world.
		In Zionist history, the different waves of aliyah, beginning with the arrival of the Biluim from Russia in 1882, are often categorized by date and the country of origin of the immigrants.
		Between 1882 and 1903, approximately 35,000 Jews immigrated to Palestine, then a province of the Ottoman Empire.
	www.halfvalue.com /wiki.jsp?topic=Aliya (3116 words)

	"Sadder than the Pope on skates." on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The Biluim's drummer is Shahar Haziza and he's an amazing musician and a wonderful drummer.
		He certainly does not deserve to be labeled as "who the hell is this".
		However, you would agree that it would be splendid if The Biluim would have Kruvi back as their drummer.
	flickr.com /photos/shlevich/83477666 (284 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Within a year of living in Palestine the Biluim had become dependent on charity, just as their scholarly brethren in Jerusalem were.
		The difference between the charity that sustained the Biluim and the charity that sustained the scholars was that the Biluim used donations for land and agricultural equipment purchases.
		Thanks to donations of regular Jews who read the above quotation from the Jewish Chronicle and extremely wealthy Jews such as Baron Edmond James de Rothschild, the Biluim were able to eventually prosper.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=kibbutz (8680 words)

	Take a BrainSip
		Pioneer is a Japanese company that produces consumer electronics, notably car stereos.
		The Biluim was a idealist pioneer movement for Jews to settle in Palestine.
		A Pioneer Plant is one adapted to the extreme environment of an otherwise barren location.
	pioneer.brainsip.com (219 words)

	Yeshiva University Commentator -- Volume 62, Issue 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		My grandparents came to Eretz Haqqodesh in 1888 from the village of A-Tawila, northwest of Sanaa, the capital of Yemen.
		The first forty families that emigrated from Yemen had come six years earlier, in 1881 and 1882, arriving in Israel even before the thirteen Biluim from Russia.
		The sole desire of these people was to live and die in Eretz Haqqodesh.
	yuweb.addr.com /archives/v62iB/features/tawil.html (668 words)

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